Kinsau

Geographically, the tranquil village of Kinsau lies in the heart of the Bavarian Pfaffenwinkel. The picturesque Kinsau Valley is enclosed by the Ammer River and offers breathtaking views of the Ammergau and Chiemgau Alps.
Kinsau not only has a lot to offer scenically, but also culturally. An absolute highlight is the medieval Kinsau Castle, which was built in the 14th century and is a popular photo motif. Here you will also find the Kinsau local history museum, which gives an insight into traditional life in the Pfaffenwinkel. If you are interested in sacred art, you should definitely visit the parish church of St. Vitus, which is decorated with impressive ceiling frescoes.
Kinsau is also known for its culinary specialities, first and foremost the Kinsauer Hüttennudeln, a hearty, typically Bavarian dish. Also recommended are the regional beers or the excellent wines from the area.
For outdoor enthusiasts, there are numerous activities in Kinsau during the summer, such as hiking or cycling along the Ammer. The Ammer-Amper cycle path runs directly through the village and offers a unique experience on two wheels. In autumn and winter, the surrounding area offers excellent opportunities for cross-country skiing as well as skiing.
Kinsau is worth a trip all year round, but especially in spring and summer when the landscape is in full bloom and the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. So if you are looking for a relaxing holiday away from the hustle and bustle, Kinsau is the perfect destination for you.